Sunday School League organized at Freewill Church
Van Dyke A Sunday School League was organized at the Freewill Church Sunday night. The singing class bought new books and invites the public to attend singing next Sunday night. Rev John W Henderson of Sipe Springs filled his monthly appointment at the Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday. Miss Lottye Grigsby spent last week in Glen Rose. Mr and Mrs J H Carter and family and Mr and Mrs Elbert Dewees and son of Carlton and Mr and Mrs J D Dunn and family of Dublin visited Mrs F M Tiner over the weekend. Miss Opa Beaty of Fairview invited Miss Marguerite Grigsby Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sam Johnson are at Carlsbad where Mrs Johnston is receiving treatment.
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John W. Henderson
Sipe Springs
The
Baptist
Baptist Church
Lottye Grigsby
Glen Rose
J. H. Carter
Elbert Dewees
Carlton
J. D. Dunn
Dublin
F. M. Tiner
Opa Beaty
Fairview
Janie Stafford
Goldthwaite
Comanche
E. E. McNatt
Lomota
M. Coleman
Dallas
Roosevelt
Lucy Kirk
Fort Worth
Mary Smith
H. L. Stewart
Westbrook
Dub Hawkins
E. E. Hawkins
Dan Dutton
Sidney
Gerald Bryson
Minnie Elkins
Iva Hart
Carl Williford
Abilene
Jesse O'Dell
Bertha
Helen Williams
Gustine
Don Williams
Vernon Cunningham
Duncan Oliver
Alvin Terrell
Eddie Howell
Brownwood
T. M. Rutherford
Vance Ozburn
Throckmorton
Austin
University of Texas
Phil Anderson, Jr
Cross Plains
J. M. West
Tom Clyde Marshall
James
Alma Jean Wilkerson
Texas
Travis Cunningham
Sherwood McDonald
Lillian Durham
Ballinger
John Barton
Boyd Anthony
Cameron Lumber Company
Houston
E. E. Anthony
McCamey
T. L
Robert Clayton
J. B. Nelson
Birmingham
Alabama
van Clayton
Leo Zent
Agnes Hoel
Norse
J. P. Hoff
Nellie MacKillian
Bertha Hart
S. J. Hicks
Miss Dudley
Gatesville
W. H. Satterfield
Babs Lewis
Marlin
H. Burks
A. B. Fowler
W. D. Armstrong
Lowry
Perkins
Hilton Burks
Charles Hoffman
Leo
Maurice
Leo Hoffman
H. W. White
Opal
Hugh
Clyde Horner
Jim Edwards
Ed Salyer
Kingsville
Elizabeth
Mary
Ruth
N. E. Gardner
Wid Spivey
Ruby Hilley
E. H. Jones
Billey Hilley
Nell Webb
Nell Rose
Brady
Robert Strickland
Mary Grainger
W. W. Cox
I. M. Cochran
J. C. Biggs
J. T. Biggs
Merkel
J. R. Biggs
J. B. Lowry
New Orleans
Southeastern
Sammy Waisman
Jerry
M. I. Nevitt
Stephenville
Waisman
Joe Tupin
Oran Clark
Roy Little
Doyle Dillard
Ford
H. D. Cameron
Cisco
J. M. Cameron
Hickey
Hasse
C. W. Griffith
Henry Keller
W. S. Preston
L. C. Smith, Jr
Val Preston
John Donaho
O. H. Donaho
Mary Elliott
Romeo Walker, Jr
Magnolia Station
Napoleon
Curtis Thomas
Floyd Holder
Mineral Wells
C. W. Williams
Hamilton
Grady Williams
Sarah Jo Bramlette
Lower Valley
J. D. Bramiette, Jr
Howard Payne College
Earl Ray Evans
E. Lewis Condor
Alita Isaacs
Pasadena
J. E. Morris
Carl Luper
Wayne Payne
C. A
Bess) Thornton
Lenders
Agness Graham
Graham Smoot
J. D. Smoot
Chicago
Phillip E. Graham
J. P. Graham
12Th Street Methodist Church
Preston Broxton
Carrol
Jim Dillard
Albany
Collie
Jess Dillard
Rising Star
George S. Clarke
Georgia
Ira Marshall
Handley
Joe Marshall
R. G. Alexander
de Leon
Belle Plain Baptist Church
Albert Barnes
D. K. Doyle
Doyle
Seminole
Okla
Ben Lawson
Dora Greene
W. A. Lee
John Cunningham
Nan Holman
Lottie Card
W. F. Heathington
Custer
Jim W. Cunningham
Jim Bonner
W. B. Cot
Old St. Marys
Rock Port
Mr. Carpenter
Gulf Coast Country
Cleo
Lillie Graham
Georgetown
John R. Buchanan
Jack Graham
Ruby Williams
Weldon Glasgow
Mineral
Frank Bukoviny
Jack Moody Brightman
Knoxville
Tennessees
O. O. Brightman
C. F. Luker
Forest Enemy No 1: Man Blamed for 1935 East Texas Fires
The article states that burning matches and discarded cigarette ends caused over ninety percent of East Texas forest fires in 1935. It describes abandoned campfires and new ground brush fires as out of control and attributes most blazes to individuals aiming to destroy others' property, labeling man as Forest Enemy No 1.
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Texas
Comanche Area Social Roundup Across Texas Visits
Personal mentions note a long list of Comanche residents and relatives visiting kin in Dallas Fort Worth San Antonio and Houston while attending events such as the Texas Centennial. Many locals travel to see relatives attend graduations church events and medical visits.
Constipation Relief Promoted by Black-Draught
A promotional note extols Thedford’s Black-Draught for constipation and sluggish feelings. A reader Mia Mullins from Safe Ark praises it for herself and her husband, and a mother endorses Syrup of Black-Draught for children’s use and its palatable taste and beneficial results.
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Mia
Ray Mullins
Safe, Ark
Thedford
Local visits and gatherings across West and Central Texas
Macksville and Lamkin residents host relatives and visit kin in Dublin Goldthwaite Gustine Energy Hamilton and Center. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green, Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Gleaton, Miss Georgie Porter, Louis Porter, Bud Matthews and families. Regional notes place West Center East Eastland and South Texas as descriptions.
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Texas
Central
Waco
Center
East
Eastland
South
North
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